Concrete Guttering
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aidmerrick
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Concrete Guttering

Post by aidmerrick » Thu Jan 17, 2013 5:17 pm

Hello,

I have issues with my concrete guttering causing damp in the upstairs bedroom.

Does anyone know of any specialists in concrete guttering?

Thanks
Aid

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Re: Concrete Guttering

Post by jamesdavid23 » Thu Jan 17, 2013 6:22 pm

My house had finlock guttering, I had a similar problem but to the back of my house. I rang several companies who gave me contrasting prices for the work but I found the best quotes for front and back were from a company called finlock solutions. I paid 2900.

www.finlocksolutions.com

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Re: Concrete Guttering

Post by puaa001 » Thu Feb 19, 2015 11:49 am

The flashing sealing the joint between your chimney stack and roof may have cracked or become dislodged, allowing water through the joint. You'll need to refit the loose flashing, or if it's damaged, replace it with the same type of flashing or a self-adhesive flashing strip.

A damp patch or mould has formed at the top of an upstairs wall
Blocked or broken gutters will send water gushing down your wall, and possibly saturate it. You'll need to clear your gutters or repair the damaged ones.

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